Winter Driving Safety Tips

Were you prepared for the Lower Mainland’s recent snow? Perhaps, like most Canadians, you feel comfortable with all-season tires in cold weather. They are, after all, designed for all seasons.

But did you know that the rubber in all-season tires loses elasticity and grip at +7 degrees Celsius? A winter tire performs better at -40 C than an all-season at +4 C. Yet, only 43 per cent of Canadians, outside of Quebec, bother changing tires for winter. And a few souls still drive with summer tires. They’re usually the ones spinning out of control when there’s only a dusting of snow.

Note:This blog discusses general safety and security topics. It is not intended to provide comprehensive advice or guidance. In all matters of personal safety and security, we encourage readers to research topics in depth and consult a security professional about specific concerns.

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